I’ve done this kind of deterministic trap order for small-cap coins more than a hundred times. This time, $SKR was taken down and delivered more than 8x profit. It’s not really about gambling on luck.
Back then, the chart was moving sideways and grinding for almost three days. Trading volume shrank to the absolute minimum. The bottom support on the daily timeframe was tested three times, but it never broke.
I went in with my brothers around 0.0128 for more than a 5x position. I didn’t use high leverage—I was afraid of getting swept by a needle wick that would knock out the chips.
Held for less than 20 hours. We rode the volume up all the way to around 0.034. I called for full exit and took profits immediately—no greed for the uncertain action afterward.
Brothers, remember: don’t chase this kind of trap order when price is already high. When volume is shrinking and the market is grinding at the bottom, quietly place your orders. Set a tight stop-loss—certainty is far better than randomly chasing hot spots.
Back then, the chart was moving sideways and grinding for almost three days. Trading volume shrank to the absolute minimum. The bottom support on the daily timeframe was tested three times, but it never broke.
I went in with my brothers around 0.0128 for more than a 5x position. I didn’t use high leverage—I was afraid of getting swept by a needle wick that would knock out the chips.
Held for less than 20 hours. We rode the volume up all the way to around 0.034. I called for full exit and took profits immediately—no greed for the uncertain action afterward.
Brothers, remember: don’t chase this kind of trap order when price is already high. When volume is shrinking and the market is grinding at the bottom, quietly place your orders. Set a tight stop-loss—certainty is far better than randomly chasing hot spots.
